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the Premium stop Asking Why I’m A Grumpy Electrician I Don’t Ask Why You’re So Stupid Electrician shirt Also,I will get this Chinese written language being separate from pronunciation allowed it to be used as the written language for many dialects and spoken languages. This helped communication throughout China, which has a large number of minority groups and regional dialects. As long as you know what the symbols mean and understand the grammar structure you can read a written message in Chinese, how you and the sender pronounce each word is irrelevant. If you go back only 6 centuries to Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales, it is so different from modern English as to be nearly unreadable. But thousand year old Chinese texts can still be read by modern readers. I do wonder though, if this explains China’s preoccupation with the past compared to the West’s focus on the future…. You’re joking of course. Hate to break it to you if you’re not, but the sheer volume of stuff about history on YouTube alone is enough to disprove that old chestnut.

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you can include countries like korea and japan also, as they have had their own dialect based upon the Premium stop Asking Why I’m A Grumpy Electrician I Don’t Ask Why You’re So Stupid Electrician shirt Also,I will get this same written language! (there are more, it’s just that these 2 are the ones i studied) i found that universality is stronger than latin based imo, due to the fact that you can write your message and be understood regardless of the phonetic pronounciation. The Chinese written language also made communication possible across a number of otherwise mutually unintelligible cultures. From Japan to Korea to China to Vietnam, Chinese characters were used, even though the spoken languages were different. Vietnam only recently moved to an alphabet based system; Japan still used a lot of Chinese characters, and Korea developed their own alphabet but uses some Chinese characters. I was able to communicate in Japan using Chinese characters despite not speaking Japanese; it wasn’t perfect but it worked. Even within China, Mandarin as the official spoken language wasn’t a thing until the 20th century; what people call dialects are closer to distinctly different spoken languages. A Cantonese speaker cannot understand a Shanghainese speaker, but they could write to each other just fine.

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